Tack’s Free Tip Sheet Sparks Raucous Amarillo Column
A lurid column mixes racing tips and gossip as Yd Tack promotes a free tip sheet for tomorrow’s races and hints at society notices. The piece notes jokes about Jerry Malin, George Gibson’s firing, Temple church services, and a sharp critique of the Bonnie Parker craze, with local color and offbeat anecdotes throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Malin
George Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gibson
Pirates
Amarillo
Jerry
George Shannon
Mr. Gibson
Two Seats for Price of One for Jan Garber Show
Wilbur C. Hawk offers two seats for the price of one for the Jan Garber concert at the Municipal Auditorium on Wednesday night June 27. Balcony tickets are 50 and 35 cents, lower floor $1 with a free second seat. After the concert the Garber band will dance at the Nat for $1.50 per person. Tickets may be reserved through Miss Lois Black at The News- Globe. Garber’s band is a Columbia recording and radio favorite, with guests Lee Bennett Lew Palmer and Helen Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur C. Hawk
Jan Garber
Municipal Auditorium
Garber
Nat
Lois Black
News- Globe
Columbia
America
Hiwk
Amarillo
Pacific
Catalina Island
Lee Bennett
Lew Palmer
Helen Black
Brown stain problem in water and fluoride levels noted
A reader letter from Lamesa warns of brown tooth stains due to high fluoride in water. It cites studies suggesting 2 ppm fluoride causes enamel damage in children and says distillation is the only known method to remove fluorides. The writer urges caution on spending money before full study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamesa
South Plains
Mrs. Sarah Jane York Dies at Home in Amarillo
Mrs. Sarah Jane York 81, longtime Amarillo resident, died at 6 40 AM at her home 907 Lincoln Street. She belonged to Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church. Funeral plans are with N B Griggs & Sons. Survived by four daughters Mrs J R Gardner Mrs Jessie Johnson both of Amarillo Mrs Inez Knight Big Spring and Mrs J R Shipp El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane York
Amarillo
Lincoln Street
Ellwood Park
Rites at 4 O'clock For Joe L Murphey
Joe L Murphey 68 retired gro cer died at his home 610 North Tyler Street at 1230 this morning Funeral services were to be held at 430 this afternoon from Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel Rev E B Fincher pastor Ellwood Presbyterian Church to conduct the services and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Survivors include his widow Susan Murphey two sons C J and W L Murphey Amarillo and a daughter Mrs O L Stevens Coleman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe L. Murphey
North
Tyler Street
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Susan Murphey
C. J
W. L. Murphey
Amarillo
O. L. Stevens, ColemMan
Bones Hooks Club Thanks Amarilloans
The Bones Hooks Memorial Club thanks Amarillo residents for donations used to stage the Emancipation celebration, hailed as the largest and best in the city’s history. Chairman J. A. Anderson says expenses were covered by seventeen dollars donated before the meal, covering hauling barbecue and venue rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bones Hooks Memorial Club
Amarillo
J. A. Anderson
Farley Keeps Democratic National Committee Chair Role
James A. Farley will remain chairman of the Democratic National Committee at least until late fall. The announcement followed a late night conference with President Roosevelt as Postmaster General James Farley prepared a national political swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Farley
Farley
Roosevelt
Cole Files Candidacy for County Treasurer
Hubert G. Cole formerly with the Associated Press has filed his candidacy for county treasurer. His official announcement will be published soon.
Witnesses Testify On Minister Shockley in Jury Session
Mrs Hughes and Mrs Erwin testified about alleged advances by Shockley the minister. Mrs Erwin said he drank wine heavily at the Erwin ranch and offered no help when ill. The defense pressed about his drinking and asked a 14 year old about his intoxication observations. It was noted that constant intoxication has no effect on animal health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Farley
New York
Baer
Cal
Dempsey
Carnera
Julia
Sandy
Hughes
Calhoun
Mrs. Erwin
Lloyd
Shockley
Viva Villa color and blood fill Texas Theater runs
The Viva Villa photoplay by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer draws crowds back for repeat viewings at the Texas Theater. Wallace Beery portrays Villa in a vivid, fact based tale of Mexico's famed revolutionary, with Stuart Erwin as the American journalist and Celia Villa making personal appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viva Villa
Texas
Jim Golding
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Villa
Mexico
Wallace Beery
Stuart Erwin
Lee Tracy
Mexico City
Tracy
Celia Villa
Sheriff in Greasy Struggle Subdues Fugitive Under Car
Sheriff Bill Adams and Deputy Roy Brewer chased Donald Mann, a burglary suspect, through Tyler streets after a 150 mile trip from Guymon. Mann crawled under a car where Adams followed and wrestled him out, leaving Adams grease smeared clothes. Mann is jailed pending trial for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Adams
Donald Mann
Guymon
Oklo
Mann
Roy Brewer
Fifth Avenue
Taylor and Polk
Sixth Avenue
Polk Street
Seventh Avenue
Brewer
Seventh and
Polk
Adams
Mr. Adams
Sheriff Adams
Deficiency Bill Signed by President in Washington
President Roosevelt signed the $2,000,000,000 deficiency bill in Washington. The measure stands as a major peace-time appropriation, second only to the largest such appropriation in Congress history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Parker resigns amid oil dispute and accuses rail commission
R D Parker quits after 25 years with the Texas State Railroad Commission charging a planned lobby to create an oil and gas panel to curb enforcement. He alleges politically powerful appointees will influence legislation and claims a battle is being prepared in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
WPI
Parker
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas Field
Commission
Lon Smith
Railroad Commission
Texas
Houfton
R. D. Parker
State Railroad Commission
Oil and Gas Commission
Texas’ Oil and Gas Fields
E. N. Stanley
East Texas
Houston Press
Press
Inquest Clears Spilsbury Over 1928 Agnes Tufverson Case
Sir Bernard Spilsbury of the home office is linked to a high profile case. The inquest found the torso bore no signs of a prior operation from 1928 on Miss Agnes Tufverson, a missing Detroit and New York attorney. Railway records show a wicker basket containing a baby found at a station, stored February 24, with no suspicion raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Spilsbury
Home Office
Burpe
Agnes Tufverson
Detroit
New York
Gunman Slays Officer in Route to Mexico
A gunman en route to Mexico fired three shots at a police officer. One wound may be fatal, hospital attendants say. The suspect reportedly said I am killing you for someone else and named his employer. Two men from Villa Acuna and Del Rio were arrested and admitted taking the gunman to Hendy’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ing
Villa Acuna
del Rio
Hendy
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Market Summary
Kansas City livestock volumes show hogs and cattle futures with gains in lighter hogs and mixed cattle classes yet steady demand. New Orleans cotton opens weaker with July and October futures down from yesterday, while New York stock letters note profit taking and tepid breadth across sectors.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S Dept
New Orleans
New York
Drouth
Corporate equity quotes list many American firms
A dense OCR style list shows numerous American corporations with shares or percentages, including American Can, American Sugar Refining, American Tel & Tel, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Columbian Gas & Electric, Goodyear, General Mills, General Motors, Reynolds Tobacco, Shell, Sear Roebuck, Studebaker, Texas Pacific Land Trust, and others with varying stake percentages and notations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Can Coc Cneeeere
American Car & Per
American Smel
Persee
American Steel Foundries
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
Atchison Topeka
Senta Fe
Barnadall OW .i
Rsscncesves
Bendix Aviation
Seveee
Bethlehem Steel
Csecgeces
AGN
Borden
Scaerapet
Canadian Pacific
Chicazo Rock Inland & Pacific A
Chrysler Motor
Columbian Gas & Electric
Columbian Carbon
BOM General Poon
Keith Orph Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Johns
Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper Lorillard
Ccc
Ceiee
McIntyra Oi
Cessee
Ceeveceses
Petesses
Missouri
Keneas & Texas
Ftd
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
National Steel Packard Motor
Texas Gulf Sulfur Ooo
Texas Pacific Land Trust
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Cid
Els
Tohows
Tack
Old Tack
News-Globe
Society
George Lindsay
Temple
Memorial Church
Blaylock
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Dutch Mantell
Fred Teed
News-Globe Organization
Nineteenth Avenue
Baer-Carnera
Wilbur Wuemp
Wump
the Texas
Rites
Bones Hooks
Amarilloans
Demos National
Tufverson
John ¥. Clark
Prey
Chicago
Weetinghouse
Erectile
Weelworth
New York Co
Servier
Imperial
Penn Road
Standard of
Indiana
Kentucky
Rakase Oneee Tidewater Awan
Aw Trion Carbide
Suneeeeeres
Union Olate
Union Pacific
United Aircraft Www
United
Vee United Co
Siw
U & Industrie Alcohel
U. Is Baeiting
Western Union Actee
Milwaukee
Blatz Brewing CO
Panhandle Fruit Company
First St
Rei
Tye
Lexi
Old Heidelberg Salome Beer
Vomena
Rene Polfitry
Sloolorado Springs
Monitou
Pikes Peak
Chamber of Commercce
Independence Building
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lou Palmer
Fritz Heilbron
Rudy Rudisill
City Auditorium
NAT Dance Palace
Globe News
City Drug Store
L. Taylor
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